4e
- -'
cl WnRt fi AIISAFAUILL A,
C?ROM AN IMPURE 8TATB OF
THE BLOOD Olf HABIT OF
THE STEM. VIZ:. V
i. vr Kl Evil, Rheumatism, Olstinat
rZJZcU,, BO, Clonic Sar.Ejes,
UrUment d Pain of tk Bom amd
jUnU, Stubborn Uleer; Sypkihtie
Symptom, Sciatica,' or Lumbago,
and DiseaJfi'aiuinr from M
' v JuaUciau sise of Mercury, As
- it. or Prswj. Exposwr or
Ci'JunrudsneeiuLife. Also,
- CMnnie Constitutional
Disorder will be r
moved by tki Pro-
" The health of the human system depends almost en
Ur upTo the state of Ihe blood. If the wutarnf
SSdVEh perJe.eTy tissue. rery membra,
fibX filament, gland or other organ primary or suh-
todli sickne must be Ihe consequence, udand
the cTS.xs of disss- listing HikkM. ere
eaied.no permanent relief can be expected. It is
Mere that the powerful health restoring properties of
an-dV Sarsaparilla ere manifested ; its searching
operaUon reaches the eatress of disease, and the cure,
it performs are therefore radical and thorough.
Where obstructioas la iU favorable operalion exist,
ihey are removed aa it passes along the alimenta
ry canal, t
The proprietors submit to the public the following
certificate, from a highly respectable source, of a cure
made by using their preparation of Sarsjpanlla.
3 i Mo.Vu. Ala , Not. 3d. 1845.
Messks.8aitbs : I deem ii an act of justice to
myself and the community at large, to relate the fol
lowing fact which occurred in our neighborhood in
the latter part of July last ' Jane C -, a young
afflicted with an im-
mense sore on the middle of her back, which defied
a a. t A
all the treatment ol medical, sriii. ai w
: l r . r..;l. T .mnlMhl all th means in 1ST
power in endeavoring to relieve her, but in tain. At
last tome person mentioned to me your oarp""
anJ I immediately procured two bottles of Messrs
If Jt- Tri1rr mnnr Arrnt in this eitT. which
gate to her. I called to see her the next day and she
- m a a. - ' . . 1 I a . vm raK
told me ane nad taxes vj uoses ana iei cij in-..-relieved.
. I laughed immoderately at this, but she said
11 - 1 ...tkm.n in wnril. In tWO
ii was realty aw, ami, Knwuicii .
ween from tne time ane enmmencni uu8 ...
was neither sign or appearance of where the sore had
been. ' xoura. rwpecuuny ,
J. G. HOUSEMAN,
93 DaoDhin street.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE WAS
addressed loour Agents at St. 1,001s, ami is sm...-r
to others freqaeudj recei-ed from all sections of our
country. Facts are stubborn things; therefore let
not the afflicted despair, but use the right medicine
and be cured without loss or delay.
Reus Creek, Mo., April 1. 1846.
-Messrs. R. J. Adams. In the year 1813, from
exposure while in the army, my bip, thigh and leg,
down to my toes, bocame swollen a third larger than
their natural sire, and after a time ulcerated and broke,
and remained a running ulcer for fie or six years,
and at inWrals erer. since that period, until I con
cluded myooly hope for life was an amputation, but
I now hae the pleasure of stating that, after my leg
had been so swollen for thirty odd years, and a large
portion of the time ulcerated and exceedingly painful,
by the use of Sands' S irsaparilla. the swelling from
my hip to my toes has entirely subsided, the ulcers
hato been healed and my general health much im
proted. "STouts, tery respectfully,
F JOHN M'CTJNE.
For further particulars and conclasite etidence of
its superior -slue and efficacy-see pamphlets, which
may be obtained of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. B.& D. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Foltoq at., coiner of Winiam, New York.
Sold also by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO ,
" Agents, Raleigh,
Alsoby PESCUD & JOHNSON. Raleigh, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United Stales.
Price $1 per bottle. Six bottles for f 5.
D"The?paWic are respectfully requested to
remember, that it is SaflaV SarsaparilU that haa
been, and Is constantly1 achterrng anch remarka
ble cures of the most difficolt class of diseases to
which' the human frame is subject: Therefore,
ask for Sand Sarsapartlla, and take no other.
Not. 2, 1840. 83 y
IV OUT II CAROLINA
Mutual Insurance Company.
PURSUANT to an Ac, of Assembly, a Uompa
'ny has been formed in this State, under the
name and attic of the M North Carolina Mutual In
su ranee Company," and is now fully organized, by
the appointment of the following-Officers, viz :
JOSIAH O. WATSON, President,
ALBERT STITH, Vice-President,
RICHARD 8MITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
RICHARD" SMITH, v Vwmtmtl9m rnm
ALBERT STITH. i Ex
WESTON R. GALES. S '
The Company it now prepared to receite applica
tions for Insurance, and to iasae Policies on the same.
By the Act of Incorporation, the Company ia author
ized to' take risks eo Dwelling Houses, Stores, Shops
and other buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, and
other property, against loss or damage by Fire.
The Office of the Company ia in the second story
of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
d. B.-fijuTB, at the corner or rayetteTiile and Har
gett Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be
cheerfully furnished by the Secretary of the Com
pany. !
Raleigh, January IS, 1847 5 tf
SODA, GOX GRJESS, and SULPJJVIt
WE HAVE had our Soda Water Apparatus
thoroughly repaired, by which we are enabled
to make thai delightful beterage in its pristine puri
ty. And with the aid of Boston let, and the richest
Syrope, we are prepared to ofTer to our friends
something decidedly nice, this Season
We hate just receiteda large supply of Congbim
WaTm, in Quart and Pint Botiles ; and S Barrels
WXits SctFHca VVATia, from the Greenbrier
Springs, in Virginia.
Far such as desire to drink the Mineral Water,
from our counter, we will keep a supply on Ice.
. PESCUD ci JOHNSON.
Raleigh, May 31. 44
BY VIRTUB 'of a DEEQ OF TRUST, exs
cuted to aaa hy John R. Whitaker. to Miuft
,eondtions, I .hall offer for sala on Tuela
lid day of Jan J817. attho Stc Houe of the
R- WaiTARaa.aHtha stock of Goods
coosutiq, of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS H ARit
WAKE a4 ,CON FECTIUN A RIES of ' Choice
aad Select assortioenU Also, one Neero m.
ea BUCK.a.1 n-ylJ'rY
tor, alw the lease hold interest in s.,d Stor. House
Also, a certain House and Lt in the Hit. r n."
Wgh. STEPHEN STEPHENS(5n, t7
Balatgh, June- IQ, 1817.
fThffh ''BS; of North Carolina BA
tP.HjVljJcON.of which 400 piece.
prime Hams.
3.000 fceC Whita Lard.
ZV? h7. . B- B- BUFF ALOE.
Saletgh, Marsh 6, 1347. jr
, . .. - niiTAnnTOT
frn HE exercises to thU Scboel will be resumed en
l June 28th, auder the care of the present Teach
er, Mies SAaoiirr a, graduate of the New Hampton
Semiaary Terms as heretefora. ' V"'
. E. B HILUARD.-
HilliardstOB. Nash Co., Jaae lsU 46 w5w
Edsctcorth female Seminary.
It j. Prof. M0BGU, Prineipal, "
fTTlHE Term of 10 months, or one entire year will
II ,.mmnri nn the 11 JuU.
The expenses are, for board and English
. tuition for one year
The French, Italian. Latin or Greek Lan
guage Drawing and painting in Water colors
;4 . Oil colors
Music on Piano, Uaitar or Organ '
TTa nf Inalrnmania i
Fifty dollars to be paid in adranee -half the bill
in January, and the remaibder at the close of the
year. The Institution is furnished with a valuable
Library, and a new apparatus for illustrating Chem
istry, Philosophy and Astronomy. Each branch is
entrusted io Teachers whose profession is Instruction.
This Seminary is organized with special reference to
completing a thorough and Christian education, both
liberal and ornamental. Letters can be addressed to
$130 00
' SO CO
SO 00
40 00
40 0C
6 00
the Principal or to the Founder.
May, 32. 1817.
42
iTIALE ACADEMY,
WARRENTON, N. C.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on Monday, the Firra or Jolt. No student
of unmoral conduct need apply for admiaaion, anJ
none will be aufJered to remain lnger than he shall
yield a ready and implicit obedience to the laws of the
Academy.
The Terms for Board and Tuition for the Session
of Fits Month (all expenses included,) will in no
case exceed $63.
Clasaicil and Mathematical Department,
R. A. EZELL, A. M , Principal.
English Department,
B. F. POWELL, Assistant Instructoi.
REFERENCES:
Hon. W. N Edward-, Ret. C. F. MacRae, Hon.
Daniel Turner, Win. Plummer, Wm Eaton, Jr.,
John B. Somertell. Wm C. Williams, B. E Cook,
Ueo D. Baskertille. Francis A. Thornton. Esq
Gen. M. T Hawkins. Gen. John H. Hawkins, A,
A. Austin, EqM Dr Alexander Hall, and Thomas
E. Green. Esq.. of North Carolina.
A..d N. M. Martin, and Thomas White E-qs. of
Virginia.' R. A, EZBLL.
Wa-renton. May 59. 45 4 w
.rrtrAt.n'a-it nc TiTirrrtrtTC'li
' . Nos. 50 V fii COURTLAIfQT STREET,
On i-r Mom Ortnwich fir, on tk North Esoor na
r - OT THS ClTT or
. - t ... ......
TnrEEPS eonsitntly 60 hand? a Urge atsortment
I1A- of Drug. Medicines, Chemicals, Dys woods.
iv. a. Futlera. Bleachers'. Paper Makers Gun
powder Manufacturers'. Hatters1, Calico Prialera
and . Painters' articles ; Uiia, ...uiass ana uiasswsrc,
Patent Medicines, 8urgron s Instruments, dec. Ac
Trinity School,
Eight irjiles West of Raleigh, IY. C.
Rirht Rct. L. S. IfES, D. D. Tisiter.
Rer. FOKDYCK 1. M'BBAKD, Rcclor.
THIS Sch oI for hots will be opened on the 8th
day of July. Terms, for a session of 5 months,
including board, washing, 4c , and Tuition in Latin.
Greek, French and English $87 50. Protiaion will
be made for tuition in Instrumental Music anJ in
Drawing, f c, for which the usual extra charge will
be made. In tocal music, instruction will be giten
without charge.
Pupils will be fitted for entrance into any class in
College, or will be carried through an entire Collegi
ate course, at the option of Parents.
As a general rule, boys will not be receited oter
14 yeara of age.
A Uniform dress for Sundats and specisl occasions,
will be required. This will consist in summer, of a
roundabout of dark Summer cloth, with white test
and pantaloons ; ia winter of a roundabout and pan
taloons of dark gray cloth with black test. The or
dinary wearing apparel most be plain and strong.
liccidcs a sufficiency of outer clothing, boys require
8 shirts, 6 pairs of stockings or socks, f pocket hand
kerchiefs. 6 towels, night clothes, occ, all distinctly
marked with the owner's name ia full.
Till the opening of the School, application for ad
mission to be made to the Rev. Albkbt Sxesbs,
Raleigh.
June 5, 1847. 44
WARKEXTOX, IV. C.
Female Seminary.
TH E Subscriber would respectfully inform the
public, that the first Session of this Institution
will terminate on the 11th of June instant, and be
resumed on the first Monday in July at which time
ihe buildings now in course of erection will be com
pleted. Persons, howeter, who may desire to place
their Daughters with us at an earlier day, can do so.
Hating procured the sertices of accomplished
Teachers in sufficient nrunber lo do ample justice
to those who may be committed to his jare. he can
with the most perfect confidence promise, that ail the
adtanlagea of a thorough and accomplished educa
tion will be secured to them-
The plan of the School will be that of a well or-'
dered family, where all the pupil will receite tender
and affectionate rare, and etery endeator made to
render them comfortable and happy. To inculcate
a lute of truth, and detestation of deception in etery
form, will he the great purpoe in the plan of educa
tion, and etery effort made lo gita direction and per
manence to correct moral feel tug. Abote all, will
we endeator to inculcate the truths of the Christian
religion, snd subject our pupils to its holy influence.
But beyond this, no attempt will be made to influence
their religious opinions; snd whateter Church their
parents and guardisna may prefer, they will ha per
mitted to attend, accompanied by some member of
the family
The course of infraction will embrace all the or
dinary, highrr, and meat useful branches of a thor
ough English education, togsther with French, Mu
sic, Drawing, Painting, die. Oiherlanguagee will
be taught, if d. sired
The goternmeut will be kind and impartial, but
strict. In etery department, habit of order, and
nf stnefs will be required, and occasionally opportu
nities will be giten lo the pupils to receite company,
and etery effort made to improta their manners, and
to accompiiah for then ail that could be reasonably
anticipated.
Brlietinr that Young Ladies should not he aub-
jected to the ordeal of public examinations, none will
be held. The system baa been, and will be pursued,
of hating critical examinations semi-monthly, in or
der to impress more forcibly on the memory what
has been previously acquired'; and monthly reports
will be made to parents and guardians, of the pro
gress and standing of each pupil.
'1 he terms, as heretofore, are as follows, per session
of fite months :
Board, - . 50 00
English tuition, IS 50
French, - - 6 00
Music, - SO 00
Use of Instrument, - . 3 00
Drawing aad Painting, - 5 00
No extra charcea wul be made. . FJooka, Stationa
ry, &c furnuhed at the Jo went retail prices.
1 would beg leave to refer to my friends and no
meroua acquaintances in- this Stats and Virginia
among others, to the following : .
Hon. JnoT. Mason, Washington Ciy ; Hon.
Arth'd. Atkinson, Wm. R. Bcskertilla, Esq., Vir
ginia; Hon. John H. Bryan, George W. Morderai,
Esq. Raleigh; Col Joshua Tayloe, Washington. N.
U.; Uol. Uatid OaUawj Wm. T Mutton. Esq. Ber
tie ; J as. 8. Battle, Esq. Rocky Mount ; William
Plummer. John Somertille, Wm. Eaton, Jr. Esqrs -Watranton.
DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton, Jone 3. 45 tf
Windsor Chair sent us on commission;
the kl will be sold low for cash,
fceveritl Hogshead good molsasee yet on
hand, $e. &c. WILL. PECK dc 8O.V.
Kalei.a, JUBe If. 48 9t
it
Soap,
u
f
tt
8tought-
R.
'(Powder Blue
Prussists Potash
Pumice Stone
Quicksilver
Rhubarb, root and powder
Rocoa
Roll Brimstone
Red Chalk
Red Precipitate
Rubigo Ferri
Saffron, Spanish, Ameri
can, and English
Sand paper
Sal. Ammon
wEratus
" Glauber
Sail Petre, crude
refined
8arsaparilla
Syrup
Sealing Wax
Senna
SeidliU Powders
Sbda do
Shaker's Herbs, allkiuds
Snuff, Maccaboy
Scotch
Rappee
Cephalic
Catile
Sharing
Fullers'
Windsor
Fine Musk
Otto Rose
Palm
Lemon
1 Bergamot
Cinnamon
Low's Fine-ecented
London
Spermaceti
Spt. Hartshorn
Nit. Dulc
Sponge coarse and fine
Stoughton's Bitters
Starch
Sugar Lead
up. Curb. Soda
Sulph Quinine
Swaim's Panacea
'yringes, assorted
Tart. Acid
Pooth Powder
rpnunin Beans
Valerian Root
Wafera
White Precipitate
Paint Brushes
1'oolh Brushes
Blat k Lead
Do Varnish
('sssia
Chalk
Chrome Yellow
Do Green
Copal Varniah
Coach do
Hair P.wxler
Lead White, dry
Do in oil
" Red
Lamp Black
Litharge
Putty
Paris White
Spanish Brown
Do in oil
Spt. Turpentine
Tar and Rosin
Ven'nian Red
Do in oil
Verdigris
Do in oil
Ver million.
Whiting
White War
Yellow Ochre
Do in oil
Bar Tin
liar Lead
Barwood
Bleaching Powders
Bratil Wood
Camwood
Chromate Potash
Cochineal
Cudbear
Ext. Logwood
Fuatic
Grain Tin
Hatchwood
Lac Dye
Logwood
Red Wood
Nicaragua do
Hyper Nic. do
Peach do
Madder
Muriate Tin
Oxalic Acid
Press Pspers
Pot and Pearl A shea
Prussian Bloe
Pruasiate Potash
Red Saunders
Rotu n Stone
Sumac
Tenter Hooks
White and Red Tartar
Bottles, assorted
Breast Pipes
Castor Oil Bottlea
Funnels
Graduated Measures
Nipple Shells
Nursing Bottles
Patent Medicine Vials
Prescription Vials
Porter and Wine Bottles
Specie Bottles, from i
pint to 2 gallons
Show Globes, from j gall.
to 3 galls.
Tincture Bottles, I pint
to . galls.
Vials, assorted
Window Glass.
JSther
African Cayenne Pepper
Alum
Alcohol
Alleppo Galls
Aloes
Annalto
Antimony
Arrow Root
Arsenic
Aqua Fortis
Do Ammon
Bloe Vitriol
Borax
Bark, Peruvian purr.
Bath Brick
Balsam Capaita
M Canada
Turlington's
Blacking Parte
Bateman's Drops
Bear's Oil
British Oil
Bi chrom Potash
Burgundy Pitch
Camphor
Castor Oil, C P.
Calomel
Carraway Seeds
Catsis BuJs
Canihaiides
Carb Ammon.
Cayenne Pepper
Castor Oil
Cham. Flowers
Cinnamon
Clotes
Court Plauter
Coriander Seed
Copperas
Confeitionary
Corks, all kinds
Cream Tartar
Curcuma
Cubebs
Emery, assorted from No.
1 to 6
Epsom Salts
Essence Berg.nmot
Lemon
Pepiermint
Essence and Oil Spruce
Ext Cicuta
M Cinchon
Gentian
Jalap
Fig Blue
Flor. Sulphur
" Benxoin
Glue, all kinds
Gold Leaf
Gum Opium
" Arabic
Copal
Shellac
Assafostida
Myrrh
" Tragacanth
" Senegal
Elastic, bags
" Asphaltum
Harlaem Oil
Hiera Piera
Hops, No. I
Indigo Spanish
M Bengal
" Gautamala
Manilla
" Carraccas
Ink Powders
Ink. in bottles, do.
" Indelible
Irish Moss
Ingredients for
on'a Bitters
Isinglass, A. &
Itch Ointment
Itory Black
Jalap
Jujube Paste
Laudanum
Lee's Pills
Lemon Syrup
Liquorice Ball
Liquorire Root
Lunar Caualia
Macassar Oil
Mace
Magnesia
14 Calcined
Manna
Mortars Sc Pestles, com
position and iron
Mustard Seed
ground
" in bottles
Nntgalia
Nutmegs
Oil, winter strained
fall do
" summer do
Whale and refined
Whale
" Olite or Sweet
" Linseed
Neattffoot
Oil Vitriol
Winter green
Peppermint
M Anisi
Latender
" or Otto of Roses
Succin.
Olite Oil, in bottles and
betties
Opodeldoc, Steer's
Liquid
Orange Peel
Oxyd Bismuth
Paregoric
Patent Trusses, all kinds
Pearl Barlry
Pepper Sauce
Perfumery
Pill Boxes
Powdered Bark
Ginger
Pink Root
The above articles are for sale on lower terms than
at any other House in the City, and the quality-of
each article, not surpassed, if equalled.
Feb 6, 1 847. . 13 6m
LAW BOOK FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
A TTORNEYS and Officers of Courts, at well
iU. desiring the Cit7 Practice of the
Court of Pleas and Quarter 8essions,'msy find it at
Hehbi D.Tcisxr's, Principal Agent, Raleigh, N.
C ; at the Book Store in Wilmington; at Bats
A'a, Edenton ; and at Hall's, Newborn, at the
low price of $4. "
Arrangements will perhaps be made for sending
the work more generally abroad in the State, as the
citizens in many Counties hate no means skw of
getting it.
Attorneys, just coming to the Bar, should get
this work by all means. In some Towns, etery Law
yer haa it, old and young. Citizens ought to favor
it too, for It ia by one of our own people.
J AMES .SMITH, Proprietor.
June 6, 1847. 46 3m
':D'H:dfjMb1H6teV
ys viiicnuijTA;
-fm- ?THft fcfyehdid EstahUshment, fromjVl
ti't recctlt-improvements onso raised in JIlLL
comlof 1 and extent of it: accommouatlona, oj , y
in the Union, wil be opened, lor the reception of vis
iters on the 1st of June Situated on the Chesa
peake Bay, in full tiew of the Oceapas healthy as
any spot In the world, and lying directly on the Great
Mail Route between the North and thS South, it offers
as a resting place,' every inducement to the traveller,
either in search of health or pleasure With, a climate.
In early summer, famed for its refreshing sea-brcexea,
none can bo' described more delightful, or more
healthy, ss the experience of all. persons living or
acquainted here will prove, thah that enjoyed by us
all in the latter part of August and the entire Fall
months.' This, with the great facility of reaching
here, being distant only a few- hours from most of
our large cities, with daily mails, both North and
South, and from eight to twelve fine. Steam boats
passing daily in eveiy direction, make if a most de
sirable location for families and men of busines, aa
well alo as a delightful and safe retreat for those
whose fear of disease drives them away from their
homes.
The Bath Houses have hern greatly enlarged snd
improved, fitted up with hot baths, shower baths snd
pritate baths ; and still affording ample room for the
most expert sw immer. There is also a splendid beach
for thoe who prefer serf bathing:.
The table will be supplied with all the luxuries of
the sea and surrounding markets the ce(Iarnd bar
with tne !est Wines and Liquors to be procured.
The Fort, the most magnificent public work in
the country, offers Military rarades, and the most
lovely walks the Bay the finest fishing and sailing,
while, for others, there are billiards, ten-pins, music
and dancing. With obliging and efficient agents in
eacn department, we shall use etery exertion to
make Old Point in all respects the most desirable wa
tering place in the country.
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 22, 1847. 42-U$lO
. - t'-Vm. M ' m . m 1 a t.
ras
TataiB f
WHITE SUJLPIIUR SPRINGS.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, so favor
ably known lor the curative qualities of
its water, and the elegance and comfort
of its accommodation, will be opened for
the reception of V isitors on the first of June.
It is situated 50 miles from Aleiandria, 35 from
Fredericksburg, and 20 miles East of the Blue Ridge.
in one of the most healthy and delightful climates of
Virginia. The direction and management will be
the same as heretofore, and the same attention paid
to the comfort and accommodation of their guests.
We hate an abundant supply of Ice.
The season commences ihe first of June, and will
eiid the 1st of October, embracing 4 months.
Lovers of Music wil' find the Band unsurpassed.
BOARD:
$ 10 per week. f9 per week for two weeks, $30
per month, and $80 for the season.
For more than one day, II SO per day, 60 cents
for a single meal, 25 rente for lodging, children un
der twelve years of age, snd set van ts, half price
Horaes 50 els. per day, per weak $2 SO, per month $8.
Tri weekly stages will run from Washington until
the 1st of July, after that time daily.
There will be a line of stages from Fredericksburg
after the 1st of July, previous to which, conveyances
will be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANIEL WARD.
Junel, 1847. 45 tA15
WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
flMHIS Psper is about to be enlarged to exactly
LI twice its present size, and will then consist of
eight folio pages, instead of four, as now and hereto
fore. This enlargement will begin with the first number
issued after the end of the month of June.
The Subscription to the paper per year will be, af
ter the first day of July ensuing. Three Dollars per
annum ; being an advance, as will be perceived, less
by one-half than the increase of cost of publication
caused by the enlargement
For the loug Sessions of Congress (averaging eight
months) the price will be Two Dollars ; for the short
Sessions One Dollar per copy.
A reduction of 20 per cent, (or one-fifth of the full
charge) will be made to any oue who shall order and
pay for, at one time, five copies of the Weekly paper ;
and a like reduction of 25 per cent, (or oue-fourth of
the full charge) to any one who will order and pay
for at one time ten or more copies.
No accounts being kept for this paper, it will not
be forwarded to any one unless paid for in advance,
nor seut any longer than the time for which it is so
paid for.
THE DAILY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
will continue to be published, as usual, at Ten Dol
lars per year, with this addition to its value to Sub
acribers: that a double sheet (eight pages of the
present size, iuslead of four) will be thrown off when
ever the press of Public Documents, Proceedings and
Debates in Congress, or of Advertisements, shall re
quire it.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK NATIONAL INTEL
LIGENCER will also continue to lie published, as heretofore, with
this addition aleo to its value : that a double sheet
will be thrown off, probably as often as once a week
during the Session of Congress, and at other times
occasionally, whenever the press of matter shall, as
slated in regard lo the Daily paper, justify the Pub
lishers iu iucurring that additional expense.
June 1st, 1B47. 45
CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
HILLSBOROUGH, N. C.
THE Exercises in this Institution will bs rs"
sumed on Thursday, the 8th July next.
Kev. ALEX. WILSON, D. D., President, and
Professor of Greek.
RALPH H.GRAVES. A. M., Professor of Math
ematics and Natural Philosophy.
Rev. JNO. A. BINGHAM, A.M., Professor of
Latin.
From the reputation and long experience of the
Instructors, the Trustees feel suthoiized in recom
mending this Institution to the Public, ss affording
to youth, desirous of scquiring a solid education, ad
vantages at least equal lo those of any other Semi
nary of the kind in the country.
Students applying for admission, are required to
produce satisfactory testimonials of good moral cha
racter. J. W. NORWOOD, '
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
Hillsborough, June 12. 48 w3w
FEMALE SCHOOL,
Hillsborough; N. C.
HTTjHE Summer Session of Air. 4- Mrs. Burwell's
School for Young Ladies, will open on the
8ih of July. The course of studies it extensive,
snd the instruction is designed to be thorough, espe
cially tn the more useful branches. The Latin Lan
guage forms a part of the course, and also Vocal
Music, without additions! charge. Mr. Mibtibo,
who has taught successfully in several Schools in
the North, from which he comes highly recommend
ed, will have charge of the department of Music,
Drawing, and Painting, and will also teach the
French, Italian, and Spanish. Languages.
A few Boarders ran bo accommodated in the.
family of the Principal, and any number of. Young
Ladies can find board ia genteel families, ia ins
village.
TEBMS, ITf ADVAKCK.
Board and Tuition, . $17 50
Tuition, $ 15 dc 17 50
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 00
Use of Instrument, 5 00
Drawing and Paioliug, 10 00
French, Italian, or Spanish, 10 00
No deduction made, after a pupil has entered
the School, except in cases of absence caused by
sick neaa.- June 12. ' 48- w4w
ape Fear Bank Stock vitnted.
June 7. -40 Gt w. M. JONES.
c
ttlFB iSSUEANCfi W1ETT OF MM,
J JfO-i i-fca r-.t : ' "' s W- & r- I I
A Savings Bank for tliei benefit kef the AV id oW and
y.t'V (KxrowaB"B V ACT; 'ot- amtiiiraT. C. 4 -CariTAX,
500,000 sterling; or $2,$00.00Q.
Beside a reserve fund (from surplus premiums) of
k, tV 'i. bou l$OOQ.v?,j t .y-; '
TV LA M IE ' M U RR AT Esq f Geprgo sfHand
Ve Wuare. ''Chairman of Wpovr f &irectdrifn
Actu'aryVt. S. B-l WOOLrJOUSBEs J.
. a. o. . ; - JL-vu' ' ."
SccrelarifT. F., CAMBOUXt ,E4i j i
arpHIS IN STITUTlON-emtirscIrariortant Snd
IS subsuptial advantages withTespeCt to' Life As.
s rsnces and deferred annuities. jThe-' assured has,
on all occasions, the power to borrow; without' expense-
or forfeiture of tbe policy rtwo-thlrtfs of the
premiums paid ; also the Opt'rori of ; eelectihg ben
efits, and the conversion of his interests to meet otb
er convenience or necessity. , . ,.r
Assurances for terms of years flit the lowest poesi-
Lie rats. -.,
Persons insured for life, can, at once, borrow half
the amount of annual premium for five' successive
year's, on their own'note and drposite of policy .
PaBT OT THS C4riT.lI. IK, rXBNAVXRTX.T ISTKS-
ted in the United. States, in the namesof. three of
the Local Directtrn as Trustees available always
to the, assured in case of disputed claims (should any
such arise of otberwUe.
The payment of premiums, half-yearly, or quar
terly, at a trifling advance upon the annual rate.
No charge for stamp-duty.
Thirty days allowed after each payment of premi
um becomes due, without forfeiture of policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most moderate cel.
Division or Pbomts. The remarkable success
and increased proserrty of , the Society has enabled
the Directors, at the last annual investigation, to de-
r.lare a fourth bonu. vamnsr from 35 to 85 per ct
on the premiums paid on esch policy effected 011 the
nrofit scale
nixn Sxitks Boabo or Local Dibxctobs.
(Chief Office for America, 74 Wall si) JV. York,
Jacob Harvey, Eq- Chairman; John J. Palmer,
Esq .Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. JsmesBoormanrEq.
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel S. How land, Esq.,
Gorbsm A. Worth, Eq., Samuel M. Fox," Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habitcht,
Em.
Philadelphia-- Clement C. BidJIe, Esq., Louis A.
Godey, iq. Uccfge licx OraLam, xuq William
Jones, Esq
Baltimore Jonathan Meredith, Esq., Samuel
H oilman, Esq .Dr J. H. McCulloh.
J. Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward T.
Richardson, Esq., General Accountant, for the Uni
ted States and British N. A. Colonies.
Medical Examiners, New York J Kearny Rod
gers. M. D. 110 Bleeckrr-st ; Alexander E. Hosack.
M. D., 101 Frankhn-st ; 8. Keene, M. D., 230
Fourth-t.
(Medical Examiners attend at 74 Wall-st. and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock P. M. daily. Fee paid
by the 8ociety.) -
St-xnding Counsel William Van Hook, Esq! 39
Wall st.
Bankers The Merchant's Bank.
Solicitor J ohn Hone. Esq. II Pine-st.
Cashier Henry E. Cutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for the
benefit of married women, pssscd by the Legislature
of New York, 1st April, 1840.
Pamphlets, blank forms, table of rates, lists of A
gents, d c. &c. obtained at the Chief Office 74 Wall
et,! 34 Bowery, or from either of the Agents through
out the United States, and British Notth. American .
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE, Agent
R. B. HiiwooB, Medical Examiner, Raleigh.
March 22, 1847 24
D. PAINE & CO.,
managers of Lotteries, -RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA,
THE brilliant succesa which attended, FOR
TUNE'S HOME within the last thirty days, in ihe
sale of the whole of the Grand Capital . of $26,000,
together with smaller ones from $.100 to $1,000, all
of which were promptly paid at sight, has... induced
the subscriber lo present to his friends and correspon
dents at a distance, the following brilliant Schemes
for May. F01 ward your orders to the unrivalled
prue seller,
C. W. PURCELL, Agents for the Managers,
Richmond. Virginia.
Nos., 15 37 38, the whole of the Grand Capital of
$26, duo, vu aold and paid at sight, by PURCELL,
to a gentleman in Richmond
fpHB-6UBSCKtfJERS hayttff Sssoeiad th
. 1 selreSui bni4fssindr the firn of HaI "1
fJS Si.fjnnerly occf
pied byKP88Kl. &.. Cooek, (one door above Rich
SMrrBYT and are iiOwcnloVa rich and hp.J, .
PStOckof-V 9a'f-S04?lO J";:: "l"tt'
Staph, ani-FiaeyJrf Bodiv Hardware u.
LComprisipgeyery arej? usually.kept by those in th
iiue, Kicvjeu Wim care, jor Ilia Sprina ,n j
Summer Trade, and alt warranted perfectlv ft i
Aiho-tf which ttay berfound f . yjre,i
Bareges, LawnsGirjghams, .Qrgandies, Brill;.,,.
Jaekonets, and Mourning Goods. ; j' 1
' ' Black, Blue' anbBrawn French 'Ctofna. hlarV . .
rnW French 'and'EnIisVfliiaim. , t.!!CIL,b
Tweedy ertWhite DIIIM Irk h Li'
ji4.Cotton do.CBus8ia,'Germau and Bird Eye D'
perr.-Damask Table aohs, do. Napkins, Cold rJV
75 TnOUSAWD I
Divided into 3 Prizes of $25,000 each I
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 26, to be
drawn on Saturday, June 26, 1847, at Wilmington,
Delaware. 78 numbers, 14 drawn.
GK AND CAPITALS :
3 of $25,000 1 of 10,000 1 of 4,244
1 of 3,000 2 of 2,000 2 of 1,750
20 of 1,500 20 of 1,250 20 of 1,000
150 of 600
Tickets only 12, halves 6, quarters 3.
Certificate of a package of 26 wholes, . $156
Do do 26 halves, 78
Do do 26 quarters, 39
$40,000 I 310,000 ! 100 of 81,006 1
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 31, for . 1847, to be
drawn on Wednesday, June 3D, 1847, at Baltimore.
78 number of Lottery, 13 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1 prize of $40,000. 1 prize of $2,000
1 do 10,000 1 do 1,529
1 do 6,000 100 do 1,00a
I do 3,000 Ac &c
Tickets 910, halves 5, quarters t 60. ' "
Certificate of packages of wholes $119 60
Do do halves 69 75
Do do quarters "" 29 37
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three tickets. - .
03; We have every day Lotteries from $1 to $20.
and when a remittance is msde to us, large or small, we
will always invest in the moat popular .Lotteries on
hand. The Drawings sent, when requested, to all
who .order from us; the cash , for all Capital Prizes
can be had as usual at sight. ' Ori all letters enclosing
cash or prize tickets,- the postage need not be paid.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed to us will meet the most prompt
and confidential attention. Address '
D. PAINE & CO., Managers.
- Richmond, Va.'
COMMISSION AND AUCTION
BUSINESS.
TTTTTE respectfully inform our old friends, and the
VV public, that we have iresupied the abovejm
siness, and promise our best efforts for the interest of
those who msy please to entrust us with the sale, ?,
any kind of raercbsndixeV (intoxicsting liquid exf
cepted.) of country, produce, or of snj thing - else yi
ourUne. WILL. PECK dk 8QN,
Rsleigh,Msy 18. . t ; 40 4w
TJOTICE ii liereby aTiTeij,; that appIP;
JLI cation will be made lo the President, Directors
and Company of the Bank of Cape Fear, at the expi
ration of three months from the date hereof, for the
issue of a new certificate for two! shares of the, stock
of the said Bank, in the name of John McArn. in
room, of the original which is lost or destroyed.
D.B. McARN. Administrator of , "
.. JPHN McARN, dee'd
FsystUville, June 11, 1847. 4$ 3
Also, Cafpeatera'. Rim Locks, Pad
Lorlca ri
An Pn.k.t Kni.M Vnlaa .nj V U rr. ' . ""I
ww. uuryvr, tvi, ilaCC t hall.
Halter do. s Cliiua aud GlassA, art. lb n,
arfety.: ;" ; ' . - ' " ret
p-We do nrjt'kdmllhe plaa of peffinff l,nt
since it is the eustom of the ily, would beg leav '
however, to hint in Xhe most delicate manner th'j
our Goods are Superior, our Styles most Fashionable
and last, though not least, our prtcea very low
; E. HALL, '
Hi- i r.i ,u -J. II. KIXCEY
,RaleigbApraJ5,J847. . 31
- A cure for life secured,
Bit lir.lJPHrAiri'S Vegetable Erc.
tuaiy or 'internal remedy for the Pit).
prepared by A.iUpharn, M. D.,Kw York, a r0.;
educated Physician, who devotes his attention al
most eutirelylo thfs disease. The Electuary is ,
interhal reniedyt'ttnd will core any care of Pi
either bleeding or bnd4 inleroal r external and
the only thing that will. Jt ia jrery snild in iu co,.
raUon, and may be taken in cas-s of the most ,,
cute inflammation without danger. All external m"
plications are in the highest degree dtFagreeab!- in"
convenient and offensiye ; and from the very uatura
of the dlyease, temporary in their efTects. This med
icine attacks the disease at its source ; and rrmon'nf
the cavte, renders the cure certain permanent.-.
In Inflammation, soreness, and Ulceration ef the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, severe CnsUre.
uess, and for , the relief of Married Ladies, il i tlie tMt
medicine ever difcoyered.
Dr. Al Vpham (ProprietoO Wtatt & Kfthuh
general Agents, 121 Folton st. N. Y. Fold in Ra.
eigh by. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &. CO., a.d
by Druggists generally throughout the U. S. Price
$1 a box.
Dec 28, 1P46. Pr. Adv. $cI2 f 104 6m
RALEICU JLITJEJaY STAUtJE.
THE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal encour
agement received at his Establishment durinj
the past year, respectfully iuforrns the public, that ht
is, at all times, prepared to convey persons to or from
any part of the! State, with Carriages and Horws
mat. are, connormoie ana suong, witn careful and
experienced DriyerB. . ,
Horses Will be'ept by the day, week, month, sr
year, in good Stablee, where there is plenty of Corn,
Fodder, Oat and Meal.Cnrry-combs, Brushes, Sosp
aud Sponge, with experienced and careful Ostlers to
use them all at prices to suit the times. The Sl.
bles may be found forty yard West of the Court
House, and near the Misses' PcltIun and the Cily
Hotel. ., J. G. MBUFFALOE.
Horse Drovers will find st all times, good accom
modation and fine Lota..
March 1847. ' 22
NEW GOODS,
, WE are receiving,
and will in a few days
have on hand, oar
rl tire Stock of Spring
ana summer
FANCY. and STAPLE
3-SJQsr; CSSCflSS9 which w a' propose to sell
at prices-lnat carjnot rad ta- please those who' want
Good, Chea and-PasTrr Goods. We hays receir
ed up to thjs JLimfr-r. . "
For the LjiDtK Pans printed act Ombre Shaded
Berages, great variety $'Bloftd4doT Silk TBsue, Om
bre Strioed ; Printed La was, Jaconets and Cambrics;
best quality SUk V arp Alpacca ; Berate and Moslia
Robes y Organdie and Book Mosliu Kobes j Fancy
Berage-ScaTfs Berage and Zephyr Shawls ; a larjs
and splendid assortment ofTaiNTs ; a 'general as
sortment of Hosiery, Kid and Silk Gloves, &c, &c
Fo GKNTSMia Black French Cloths and Cai
simeres, Blue, Brown, &c. Gambroons, Fancy Lin
ens, &c. Vetingsr London QuiltingSattinett , extra
superfine Cashmere, Marseilles, &c. ' Black Silk aud
Satin Vesting. ' Drap d'Ete. - Black &lk. Satin and
Fancy Cravats. Pongee Handkerchiefs. Black and
White Silk Gloyes. , Gum Suspenders, &c.
And many other things usuallyn the Dry Goods
line,' winch we thiiiik unnecessary to enumerate.
Having1 had ar liberal share 'of patronage, (for
which we feet grateful,) w can offer almost an sn
tire New STocat of Goods f and as our aim is to do a
swift business, we will be saiUfied with small profits.
HEABTT dt JORDAN.
' March 29, 1847:" : ; ' 26
Anthonys iLottery Office.
PETERSBURG, YA.
D. PAINED CQr MANAGERS.
SATO RDAy,: JUKE 26, 1847.
,t ' 7Noi.,, 12 : drawn.. ,
3 Capitals ol $25,000 are 87$,000!
1 prize of
do
do
do
do
Jl0,00tr
4244;
'l- 3,00U
2,000
f,750
20 prizes of
1 0 do
20 ' do
150 do
66 do
1,50ft
1,250
,0f0
5M
Wholes $12, Halves 6, Quarters 3
Address
F. ANTHOJ5T.
(TK HHD8V strictly prime P. Jlico Sugar,
jf 15 do. medium quality, do
20 Barrels Cruahed and Pulverized Loaf Sugar
: 600 Loaves Ko. H, HA B,' '- do.
-1 60 Bags best Government Java Coflee,
120 do -do. v : Rio-4o. ' ' ,
65 - do green and white Leguir dp '"
Imperial. Gunpowder, II jsoftj and Black Ta,
in packages to suit, for alen aceommodsting termi
by FREELAKD dc.HALL,
' Kb. 69 Light' SCbsrf.
" " Balliniore.
Refer to W; R. Oales, Esr.Ki V- H --May
1. 1 847. .-taAi lu. . 37 17t
SPJgiyC? TRADE.iriarch 24, 1847.
JOHN
. AnRE no retrying Iheif Srawa Pua,csrs, era
AXhracia alaieassortrnentof Farj(cu,
IIsjtish, ad An rajcAH . . vt .w
Whi&i ffJ'fLnkih ui rery
low Driees., . ... r
, rurchasera visiting this market are uviieo
ex
amine their stock!
'March 27, 1847,'
26 3m
TTOIIIf It. WHITAKER has been sr
pjl pointed hy Messrs Gamss. Ricars &
Agent for the sale of their runsorpassed PA "
this City. He haa received one, oi w
ane ni
in this Uity. He
snlandid linik ant lnrh. an rxammation
of which, by judges snd persons desirins to por
chase, is most respectfully solicited. It can be teen
at Johs K. W t c a's CoAfectionary esiabiin
ment. tf
June 1, 1847. 4 u